Sentence examples for the proviso of from inspiring English sources
There's the proviso of a flat in Edinburgh for regular visits to Jerry's children in Dundee.
Even in the UK, more people supported than opposed military action (but with the proviso of a UN resolution and evidence of weapons of mass destruction).
If this just means throwing more money at private developers, for private buyers, with the proviso of a few social units that can be accessed through a pauper's entrance, that's not going to help.
When Baldwin V died in the summer of 1186, his mother Sibyl and her husband Guy of Lusignan took the throne in violation of the proviso of the regency.
Among other things, the foundations offer scholarships to athletes to go to certain prep schools that stress certain sports — with the proviso, of course, that they then attend whichever service academy the boosters are supporting.
One of the original co-founders, Stephen Pritchard, a journalist who helped set up the site and lent £3,000 interest-free for 12 months on the proviso of repayment in January 2013, was told by Yiannopoulos that he would "have to look at the accounts" about repayment and told not to discuss the debt.
A future study with 2 observers simultaneously scoring footrot lesions on live sheep to test between observer bias when observing live sheep would be useful, but carries the provisos of numbers of sheep with each score as above [ 11].
The age of consent as 16 years was initially part of the proviso to Section 3 and 7 of the bill.
First the Republican-controlled House passed a bill that contained the proviso to strip Obamacare of funding.
Moreover, Nozick extends the operation of the proviso to apply both to acquisitions and transfers, compounding the problem,(Nozick, 1974, p. 174).
(The one proviso of the local story is that the neighborhood must be under assault and the narrator must side with the old ways, even if he or she is representative of new ones.
